If emerging reports on the web are anything to go by, Maruti Suzuki the country's largest car maker is reportedly inspecting the oil filters of its Dzire, Ciaz and the Celerio models in India.
DriveSpark claims that Maruti Suzuki is taking back the petrol variants of its sedan models Ciaz and Dzire, along with the hatchback Celerio to check the issue with its oil filters. The report also noted that Maruti's Ertiga could also be in the affected list of models. However, the company has not released any official statement yet regarding the same.
Maruti is said to be contacting the owners of the vehicles, which have been affected and apparently also sending authorised personnel to customers' addresses to carry out the inspection. If the cars are found to be in the batch of damaged ones; the company will be replacing it free of cost.
Recent Vehicle Recalls in India:
April
Recently, Popular UV maker Mahindra recalled its XUV500 in India after users complained of alloy wheel breaks.
March
Maruti Suzuki recalled 19,780 units of Alto 800 and 13,318 units of Alto K10, which were manufactured between 8 December and 18 February, 2014 over faulty hand-door latch.
January
Renault recalled 646 units of its Pulse hatchback and the diesel Scala sedan to fix a problem with its airbags.
General Motors recalled its executive sedan Cruze over a faulty drive shaft.
December
Auto maker Ford recalled EcoSport in India over airbag issues, and fuel and vapour line corrosion.
Maruti Suzuki called back its newly-launched Ciaz to fix a problem with the clutch operation system.
